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Is it possible to use a c# dll in an environment where the dot net framework has not been installed ?
For example will a C++ wrapper do the job?
Thanks.
DD
For example will a C++ wrapper do the job?
Thanks.
DD
framework has not been installed ?Dave52 said:Is it possible to use a c# dll in an environment where the dot net
framework has not been installed ?Dave52 said:Is it possible to use a c# dll in an environment where the dot net
Miha Markic said:Hi,
The product seems interesting and I might even use it in one future project.
However, I guess you loose some functionality, such as loading external
assemblies, security isn't fully enabled I guess, ....
Do you have a list of drawbacks?
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Miha Markic [MVP C#] - RightHand .NET consulting & development
miha at rthand com
www.rthand.com
remotesoft said:It's possible if you use our linker tool:
http://www.remotesoft.com/linker/
It will include a subset of the framework along with your C# dll and a
native stub for that dll.
For instance, you could use the tool to write an Office .NET addin, and a
.NET windows forms user control for IE, and deploy them w/o the full ..NET
framework.
framework has not been installed ?
Lebrun Thomas said:First drawback i see is that it increase the filesize of your
application.....
sort of a CD catalog application.
Miha Markic said:Hi,
The product seems interesting and I might even use it in one future project.
However, I guess you loose some functionality, such as loading external
assemblies, security isn't fully enabled I guess, ....
Do you have a list of drawbacks?
--
Miha Markic [MVP C#] - RightHand .NET consulting & development
miha at rthand com
www.rthand.com
remotesoft said:It's possible if you use our linker tool:
http://www.remotesoft.com/linker/
It will include a subset of the framework along with your C# dll and a
native stub for that dll.
For instance, you could use the tool to write an Office .NET addin, and a
.NET windows forms user control for IE, and deploy them w/o the full ..NET
framework.
framework has not been installed ?
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